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Virtual font fallback to OFM for pTeX #241
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Thank you for the information. Could you please provide all files required to perform the tests independently of the TeX Live sources? Currently, I can't reproduce the segmentation faults. dvisvgm just prints several warnings, e.g.
As a first step it would help to have all data available to test a single case that leads to a segfault. |
If the following lines are comment out by #, the segfault will be reproduced. |
to prevent segfaults as reported in GH issue #241
Ok, thanks for the hint. I've fixed the cause of the segfaults. |
The latest changes add OFM support and the corresponding VF fallback mechanism. |
Thank you for the update. |
Do you get any warning messages from dvisvgm? For my tests I needed to adapt your I use these entries taken from
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Thank you for your comment.
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Great, thanks for the confirmation. Since the additions seem to work as expected, I'm closing the ticket for now. Feel free to open it again if you still find any issues. |
Thank you for your support. |
Hallo, Thank you for developing dvisvgm.
I have proposed an enhancement of feature of virtual font which designates CJK TFM/OFMs.
The previous one is discussed at
Virtual font fallback to Japanese tfm
和文vf の fallback を dviware で
I have written some tests to show my expectation:
t-tk/texlive-source@3e82714
It does not work and fails by segmentation fault even if the test is in the conventional fallback feature.
I hope the features will be supported by future dvisvgm.
Thanks.
(Extended feature, 2023-04-29)
The rule for virtual fonts (VF) fallback is extended:
If a VF has no entry of a codepoint and the first
MAPFONT designates an OFM for (u)pTeX, then we designate the
glyph (usually with a fullwidth metric) of the same codepoint
with the same metrics of the codepoint in the OFM.
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